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Originally Posted by Adder
The plane isn't the risk. The person next to you is the risk, and you have no way of knowing what that risk is. Why take unnecessary unknown risks? It's also a bit like going to a 45 rally. Almost by definition, you know that the other people there are taking more risks than others (as my in-laws have risk factors and are our childcare, it's almost universally true that others are taking more risks than us).
I'd fly if there was a good reason to. My desire to go somewhere for fun isn't a good reason. Leisure travel can wait.
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I think they seat people apart from each other. The trick is order your flight by size of plane and hope you find a near empty one.
I really like to ski. And that ride is just way too long.
